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Re: Is Kell Brook Britain's most boring active boxer careerwise?
Posted: 19 Aug 2014, 08:58
by palooka
If you're feeling unloved now wait till Parson Cross gets out of his pit.
Re: Is Kell Brook Britain's most boring active boxer careerwise?
Posted: 19 Aug 2014, 09:33
by JimJim2009
It's not credible to say Brook was boring prior to the win at the weekend, or to say his win at the weekend was boring. Yes, its been a frustrating time while his title opportunity eventually materialised.
You have to say that Kell has put up with a lot, done what has been asked of him, played the waiting game, and then he's gone to America and dethroned an unbeaten and highly regarded champ on his own soil. He's now sitting pretty - he has a legit title, and is not obliged in terms of rematches or contractual options. He can make a fortune and I hope he does just that.
Somebody saying he is boring is like eighty thousand fans at a gig loving every minute, and there's one guy sat on his own with a glum face saying its crap.
Re: Is Kell Brook Britain's most boring active boxer careerwise?
Posted: 19 Aug 2014, 09:42
by Horse
JimJim2009 wrote:Somebody saying he is boring is like eighty thousand fans at a gig loving every minute, and there's one guy sat on his own with a glum face saying its crap.
No, it's like 50,000 fans saying it's crap.
Look at the poll results. I wasn't alone in thinking Brook's career was boring.
Re: Is Kell Brook Britain's most boring active boxer careerwise?
Posted: 19 Aug 2014, 09:48
by palooka
His career looked to have stagnated and he hadn't made the progress as quickly as we'd have imagined. The last 3 years were frustrating to see; people around his gym saw that he could do more, some of his performances and opponent's didn't give others the same confidence.
Re: Is Kell Brook Britain's most boring active boxer careerwise?
Posted: 19 Aug 2014, 10:00
by JimJim2009
Horse wrote:JimJim2009 wrote:Somebody saying he is boring is like eighty thousand fans at a gig loving every minute, and there's one guy sat on his own with a glum face saying its crap.
No, it's like 50,000 fans saying it's crap.
Look at the poll results. I wasn't alone in thinking Brook's career was boring.
I'm embarrassed for you Horse. Kell Brook has well and truly landed on his feet, he has been vindicated, and he's broken into the big time, and here you are on the forums saying "look at the poll results".
Re: Is Kell Brook Britain's most boring active boxer careerwise?
Posted: 19 Aug 2014, 10:17
by palooka
To be fair to horse the thread is 12 months old and was bumped after the Saturday result.
Re: Is Kell Brook Britain's most boring active boxer careerwise?
Posted: 19 Aug 2014, 10:29
by JimJim2009
palooka wrote:To be fair to horse the thread is 12 months old and was bumped after the Saturday result.
Fair point

Re: Is Kell Brook Britain's most boring active boxer careerwise?
Posted: 19 Aug 2014, 11:04
by J
sorry horse I didnt realise it was an old thread mate.
my humble apologies..the dangers of reading only last few pages!
Re: Is Kell Brook Britain's most boring active boxer careerwise?
Posted: 19 Aug 2014, 12:01
by Parson Cross
I don't think it's anything to do with the vintage stuff mate.
However you did post only a matter of days before the fight that you expected Brook to pull out - insinuating he was a coward.
Have you a different interpretation of that ?
Historically you have made groundless allegations of him feigning injury and bottling it.
How do you expect people to react ?
You seek validity on your rankings and seek criticisms but then mock people if they have the audacity to query them - why ?
I can't be bothered to gloat I really can't.
I have a list as long as my arm of doubters who have been in touch and simply congratulated him and said they got it wrong.
Good on them. I've done the same in reverse on a few occasions over the years.
Why don't you come up to Sheffield and visit the gym, meet a few people etc ?
I get the feeling you're a closet fan a bit like Hitman Hatton1 of the past. Maybe you are him !
Coldwell's got a show on 12 September most of the who's who of Sheffield will be there.
Come up - I'll leave you a ticket on the door for the VIP area.
Re: Is Kell Brook Britain's most boring active boxer careerwise?
Posted: 19 Aug 2014, 12:08
by Horse
J wrote:sorry horse I didnt realise it was an old thread mate.
my humble apologies..the dangers of reading only last few pages!
If this was a new thread then it really would be some obvious trolling.
Re: Is Kell Brook Britain's most boring active boxer careerwise?
Posted: 19 Aug 2014, 12:19
by Horse
Parson Cross wrote:I don't think it's anything to do with the vintage stuff mate.
However you did post only a matter of days before the fight that you expected Brook to pull out - insinuating he was a coward.
Have you a different interpretation of that ?
Historically you have made groundless allegations of him feigning injury and bottling it.
How do you expect people to react ?
I thought he had mental issues. Maybe he did.
Parson Cross wrote:You seek validity on your rankings and seek criticisms but then mock people if they have the audacity to query them - why ?
I can't be bothered to gloat I really can't.
I normally don't mock people before they've been rude to me first.
Parson Cross wrote:I have a list as long as my arm of doubters who have been in touch and simply congratulated him and said they got it wrong.
Good on them. I've done the same in reverse on a few occasions over the years.
He's better than I thought. I underestimated him.
Parson Cross wrote:Why don't you come up to Sheffield and visit the gym, meet a few people etc ?
I get the feeling you're a closet fan a bit like Hitman Hatton1 of the past. Maybe you are him !
Coldwell's got a show on 12 September most of the who's who of Sheffield will be there.
Come up - I'll leave you a ticket on the door for the VIP area.
Thanks for the offer, but I don't think that visit would go well.
Re: Is Kell Brook Britain's most boring active boxer careerwise?
Posted: 19 Aug 2014, 13:07
by Tomasino
Parson Cross wrote:I don't think it's anything to do with the vintage stuff mate.
However you did post only a matter of days before the fight that you expected Brook to pull out - insinuating he was a coward.
Have you a different interpretation of that ?
Historically you have made groundless allegations of him feigning injury and bottling it.
How do you expect people to react ?
You seek validity on your rankings and seek criticisms but then mock people if they have the audacity to query them - why ?
I can't be bothered to gloat I really can't.
I have a list as long as my arm of doubters who have been in touch and simply congratulated him and said they got it wrong.
Good on them. I've done the same in reverse on a few occasions over the years.
Why don't you come up to Sheffield and visit the gym, meet a few people etc ?
I get the feeling you're a closet fan a bit like Hitman Hatton1 of the past. Maybe you are him !
Coldwell's got a show on 12 September most of the who's who of Sheffield will be there.
Come up - I'll leave you a ticket on the door for the VIP area.
fornicate Horse, I will take that ticket

Re: Is Kell Brook Britain's most boring active boxer careerwise?
Posted: 19 Aug 2014, 13:29
by palooka
Coldwell's got a show on 12 September most of the who's who of Sheffield will be there.
Come up - I'll leave you a ticket on the door for the VIP area.[/quote]Thanks for the offer, but I don't think that visit would go well.[/quote]
I think that you'd be pleasantly surprised Horse; I reckon they'd be good company.
Re: Is Kell Brook Britain's most boring active boxer careerwise?
Posted: 19 Aug 2014, 13:30
by mickey1975
Get yourself there, Horse, it's a great offer. Everyone will be fine with you. Look at Curtis and his troll. You might even learn something.
Re: Is Kell Brook Britain's most boring active boxer careerwise?
Posted: 19 Aug 2014, 14:55
by Final round
Pugilist-specialist wrote:Final round wrote:Lenny wrote:Pugilist-specialist, some people aren't going to like Kell Brook and you know what? That's okay. A guy you have followed for years has just travelled to the states to become a world champ. The world is now his lobster. Don't worry about what Horse says, or that some people have doubted Brook's ability in the past. It isn't worth your time. Just enjoy it whilst it lasts
What happened to the Oyster?
Kell will go far with those mussels.

Re: Is Kell Brook Britain's most boring active boxer careerwise?
Posted: 19 Aug 2014, 14:56
by JimJim2009
What do I have to say about Kell in order to get that ticket ?

Re: Is Kell Brook Britain's most boring active boxer careerwise?
Posted: 19 Aug 2014, 15:40
by jonp
Jim if you wanna go give me a shout ill be there.
Re: Is Kell Brook Britain's most boring active boxer careerwise?
Posted: 19 Aug 2014, 16:04
by JimJim2009
jonp wrote:Jim if you wanna go give me a shout ill be there.
Will do Jon, baby girl#2 is due on the 25th so its my last chance at a night out

Re: Is Kell Brook Britain's most boring active boxer careerwise?
Posted: 20 Aug 2014, 08:58
by Parson Cross
Well there you go.
A sad response by Horse.
I always advocate putting a spade down before digging too deep but now you are accusing Brook of being a basket case.
I agree - stay away.
Re: Is Kell Brook Britain's most boring active boxer careerwise?
Posted: 20 Aug 2014, 12:36
by Furey
Brook will kick on with his career now.
10 years into the pro game and he's delivered himself a world title, taking it from Porter in his own backyard.
Injuries, politics and whatever else have stagnated his career at different points but I think after that performance and proving to himself + the boxing public that he can do it at world level as well as with the odds stacked against him, means we're in for some very good nights with Brook.
He looked like he had more gears to go through if need be in the Porter fight also.
To me, the better the opponent/occasion, the better Kell Brook we'll see in the ring.
Re: Is Kell Brook Britain's most boring active boxer careerwise?
Posted: 24 Aug 2014, 12:59
by Boxing Prospect
Bradley Skeete.
Re: Is Kell Brook Britain's most boring active boxer careerwise?
Posted: 06 Sep 2014, 20:35
by Sharky
Far from boring has a very good style and it's a very solid style which is technical but also very strong on the front and Backfoot people need to give him some credit. He's not boring as is being suggested by the topic. I want to see him box a top level guy who also tries to box clean and not brawl and come in head first trying to rush him. I think we will see him beat some of these guys in a good fashion.
Re: Is Kell Brook Britain's most boring active boxer careerwise?
Posted: 06 Apr 2016, 14:43
by Horse
Bringing this thread back after over 18 months' absence.
Brook is one heck of a boring champion, am I right?
I am shocked by just how terrible his career has been since he won his title.
I thought that he might start to prove me wrong, but he didn't.
Kell Brook is a boring boxer.
Re: Is Kell Brook Britain's most boring active boxer careerwise?
Posted: 06 Apr 2016, 14:48
by Stuarty
Horse wrote:Bringing this thread back after over 18 months' absence.
Brook is one heck of a boring champion, am I right?
I am shocked by just how terrible his career has been since he won his title.
I thought that he might start to prove me wrong, but he didn't.
Kell Brook is a boring boxer.
I see your point regarding opposition but what is boring about the way he fights? His career frustrates me but I like his style of fighting and enjoy watching him.
Re: Is Kell Brook Britain's most boring active boxer careerwise?
Posted: 06 Apr 2016, 14:49
by Stuarty
And why is there not a 'no' option in your poll?